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and the larger dealers looking after fall
goods little. Prices all along the line remain
firm. The wool market is firm in tone Last
papers report that manufacturers are De-
ginning TO take some interest IN the market
They are not buying heavily-far from
it-but they are making inquiries
as IL they might want supplies by
and by So far as actual movements are con-
cerned the situation might be summed up IN the
expression. .One party is afraid and the other
dasnt." The manufacturers dare not buy large
" until they know how their SAMPLES of goods
are going to take and the sellers are afraid TO
offer concessions because their profits small
enough at present values
But little is doing in fire feeces. and the mar
ket is weak. There is mere strength IN medium
woods. as there has been for several months.
s'Demoralized" covers the local wheat market.
Prices were / to cent lower than Saturday
and bidding demonst rated the fact that none
were anxious to buy at the prevailing bids. Of
ferings are liberal and receipts large. Corn
comes in slow and prices are we'll maintained.
Oats are in good demand but it will be noticed
that the range of prices is lower Track bids
to day ruled as follows:
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at st. Louis, Philadelphia, Balti-
more Cincinnati and Other Points.

ST. LOUIS, July 25.-Flour quiet and easy.
w. to heavy receipts an a1 declined
of visible supply, closing at ssa 5sc lower;
sG red so. sash 7 4o s.y. moe ASss aeS
closing at lilac; October 731a0737sc. closing at
539sc Corn higher and firm; cash 35lac; August
Oats firm; cash 23l20 % a4c; July 2312 Z4c clos
ing at 24e: August 2snac; September as 2s1s9s4s'
but much lower timothy. $11021; prairie $4,000
Ii. Eggs duh at e. Butter UNCHANGED; creamery
Corn.meal steady at 81: Whisky steady at $1O5
Provisions hrm Pork Irregular new $500.
575c long clears s12lsc clear ribs g. la0S 25ci
short clears. s.37la0s.5Oc, Bacon-Boxed shout
short clears 9.25 09.3oc. Hams steady at II q &c;
pts oG b a 6Fs wh eH
Shipments-Flour 5000 brls wheat, 1O2.-
900 Blu; corn, 10000 bu; oats. none; rye none;
barley,
PHILADELPHIA, July 25.-Flour weak. Wheat
opened weak later reacted slightly and closed steady
septem5er soiao o October as 81 Sc Corn
spot steady with a fair demand; futures dul NO.
DID, 4ses S No aed Jay August
46047iac September, 46ia047l2c October 40
No White s. is gag No White, ss4c futures
dull and barely steady; No 2 white. July; 80 039ci
ber 20 PTovsons firm With good iobbins
demand Pork-mess SIG 90; do prime mess tnew,'
steam. SIS Soc. Butter. firm for high grades;
Western factory. 120l4c; Eggs, dull and weak;
Western firsts, IA 15c. Cheese. firm with fair de-
mandi Ohio flats ia 09c: Petroleum quiet; 100
1900 bu; corn. 1000 bu; oats. - $ 600 900 bu-
Shipnents-Wheat. 1O4, 900 bu; corn. $500 bu;
oats, a, 600 bu
ssooS5,s5; fapsz $500 ss.75. We %Ssss hsayy;
nents. 10000 bu. Corn in better supply; lower No
mixed Ja ~ a,o Oats R set Gs lowe; No
4Sc. Pork in moderate demand; $1,000. Lard
stronger 6.32l2c Bulk meats stronger; short ribs,
$500. Whisky active and frmer; sales l, o2S brls
finished goods on basis. Sl.Oo. Butter strong
dairy, 14015c- Linseed oil steady; Al D4ec. Sugar
firm; hard refined, 6l406ac; New Orleans, 5a5s SIC.
Eggs heavy; in bad condition. &c. Cheese searee
firm; small full cream, 9010c
BALTIMORE, July 25.-Wheat-Western lower
and quiet; No. winter red spot, and July,
79lac bid. Corn-Western neglected; mixed. spot
white, 3693Sc; do mixed. "a 03oc. Provisions
steady with moderate inquiry; mess pork, $l60o0
100. Lard-Refne1, Sc Eggs steady, at 120
fair 191202O14c.
LOUISVILLE. July 25.-Grain steady; wheat
No. 2 long berry Tic; No 2. red. zoe CornoNo
3O1ac; BIC Provisions firm. Bacon-Clear-
rib sides. 925c; clear sides, 95oc; shoulders.
6 75c Bulk Ineats-Cle arr sides. s2oc; clear
Hams-Sugar cured. 1125Dl2.OOc Lard-Cboice
leaf, Sc.
DETROIT. July 25.-Wheat-No, white. cash.
and JAY 724c; August, 7314c asked; sertember,
74a4c asked Corn 42c. Oats-No. 2. 3O7sc; No.
q white. 33 7sc Receipts-Wheat. go, 600 blu; corn,
1000 bu; oats A. 700 bu.
TOLEDO, o. July 25-Wheat active and weak; cash,
July August 73c; September. 74lec: October lac;
December, 7s14c; May 81 sc. Corn dull steady;
1O7 600 bu; oats, 1000 bu Shipments-Wheat,
$4,000 bui corn ZOO bu
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MONEY, BONDS AND STOCKS.
No Change in the General situation-SIigh
Z I,rix.ns NI1sf Actirn StccLrs

No Change in the General situation-SIight-
" Lower Prices for Most Active Stocks.
NEW YORK, July 25.-Money call was
easy at 400 per cent. closing offered at 5per
cent.
Prime mercantile paper. 81 06 per cent
Sterling exchange was duh but steady at 81 S22
for 60-day bills and 81 s4s for demand.
The total sales of stocks to-day were 113. 861
shares, including the following: Delaware,
Laekawanna &c Western, 6.55l; Lake Shore.
5,s65; Louisville IL Nashville, 7.45e; North
western, 4. 100; Northern Pacific. :, 240 Pacific
Mail. 1910; Heading, 1900; St. Paul. 1886;
Union Pacific. 1850; Western Union, 1890
The new week opened with the market at the
Stock Exchange showing Improvement over
the DE- st two weeks but trading is still entirely
In the h ands of the professionals, transactions
being exc eedingly light, and fluctuations except
where spec al pressure is brought to bear, ex-
tremely carr ow There was moderately bull
ish feeling IN the room this morning. and Lon
doH did some buying, especially In Louisville d
Nashville on rep orts of dividend in the fall
Several of the most influential traders, however,
organized a raid upO values later, and some stop
orders were received. Pacific Mail. Richmond
e. West Point and Missouri Pacific were the
heaviest sufferers by their operations, aithough
the entire active list participated IN the decline
There was an utter lack of support. ana 70 Ell
fort whatever was made to check the raid. 81
Paul was sold a rumor that the earnings LOT
this month will show decrease. Inc opening
1vas strong at advances upon Satn rday's final
figures OF from 404 per cent. tn latter In
louisville 81 Nashville. The markets were
very dull and further slight gains were made In
tbs carly dealings but these were soon neutral
lied The tone of the dealings was moderately
firm until noon when decided weakness was
developed in some stock, while the general mar
ket was heavy. Some improvement was notice
able by p. NJ, and slight gains were made IL the
last hour, but the close was only steady and
very dull at insignificant fractions better than
the lowest figures. Almost the entire active list
is lower this evening. and Pacific Mail IS down
Il and Missouri Pacific II, while New YORK,
Susouehanna g. Western preferred Is up per
cent. .ooo ooo
Railroad bonds dull; sales sSU6, O0o
Prices were quite irregular. but generally steaoy
TO firm early IN the day, weakening later
Government bonds dull and rather
heavy.
State bonds were dull and steady. Closing
Cyl
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Cotton.

NEW YORK July &c. L. Greene & Co IS report
on cotton futures says The market has been r-
regular with a showing of strength the old crop
and weakness the later months Early in the day
August dropped points under tame
from abroad, but there appeared to be fear
of sort of manipulation, and the loss after
wards recovered The new crop, however. has been
pretty freely offered throughout and shaded fourteen
to sixteen points, sellers appearing to be impressed
with the favorable accounts from the South and short
ening the market with somewhat liberal method At
the close, there small recovery, but not much
inprov ement in demand and the feeling barely
steady
NEW ORLEANS. July 25.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding 9lsc; low middling 914c; good ordinary,
Great Britain 366S bales: coastwse 1, 186; bales;
sales, $50 bales; stock, 40. 7S1 bales.
LIVERPOOL, July 25.-Cotton easier. Middng
uplan ds 55sd: do Orleans Sgd Sales. 10 900 bales
including 900 baesfor speculation and export, and
8 1000 bales American
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NEW YORK July 25.-Petro1eum showed more
activity than it has for many months. The opening
was firm at $3.50, but Immediately became weak and
declined So 2c in the first hour. The decline
checked at this point however and large buying
ders caused the market to up and half the
ing's loss was recovered closing stronger. Opening
1896 highest. $3.50; lowest. 55l2c; closed 56asc.
Sales 2, OBS, 900 brls.
OIL CITY, Pa. July EDUCATIONAL Transit certf-
Gates opened 5712c; highest 81 l2c lowest 551sc
closed 5614c. Sales l. 200. 900 brls; clearances 2,
576 900 brls shipments so, TIT brls; runs, s. 557
brls.
PITTSBURG. Pa, July 25.-Petroleum irregular;
excited National Transit certificates opened at
575sc closed. 56l2c highest 81 osc; lowest 5514c.
CLEVELAND. July 25.-Petroleum quiet; Stand.
ard white, 110o. &c.
SAVANNAH, Ga, July 2o.-Turpentine, firm
at Csc.
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Cash quotations were as foIIows: FIour quiet,
and prices without quotable change and steady;
No spring wheat 679c; No. spring wheat,
nominal; No. red, 7O4c; No. corn. 374c:
No oats, 24c; No 2 rye, 44c: No barley. noun
inal; No. 1 faxseed. ST.. 08 a l. 0S4; prime timothy
seed $2O5 Mess pork, bril- $1,000
Lard per 100 TBS $6574 1880. Short
rib sides oose) 8. 10 124c; dry sailed shoulders
fboxed), $50 a 90c short clear sides (boxedl.
835 s. 40c Whisky, distiers' finished goods,
DER gal, lilo Sugars, cutloaf, 6s 06sc; grauu7
lated, &c; standard A, So.
On the Produce Exchange to-day the butter
market was firm and with upward tendency;
creamery ia age: dairy 14018c. Eggs were
dull at ii a 12c, and stock coming in in poor con-
diton.
Receipts-Flour, 10 900 brls; wheat. 43, 900 bu;
corn III 900 bu; oats 15S, 900 bu; rye, 900 bu:
barley, 3. 900 bu. Shipments-Flour. 26. 600 brls;
wheat 253, 900 bu corn, 304. 900 bu; oats, 49,
600 blu; rye, 5000 blu; barley, 600 bu.
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Grass management.
Rreeders' Gazette.

Brteuers UaAetLe.
There is no time when good management OF
the grass lands tells more strongly than In
period of drought. If the land is. in good heart
and condition the roots penetrate to "a greater
depth than on poverty stricken, shallow SOILS
which have little plant food near the surface ana
less below With a good depth OF well-prepared
soil the roots are encouraged to go down, and or
course in proportion as the roots penetrate the
soil the grass above can support the trials or
dry season Good drainage Is another means o.
encouraging grasses to take n deeper root, Tor II
an excess of moisture is kept away from the
surface the roots of plants are made 10 reach the
deeper for IT, and to II measurable extent reach
the plants independent OF the vlcissltudes or
drought or flood the surface Considering
the inequality of the seasons there is notnlng TO
which attention can be more profitably given
than to establishing the grasses under all the
conditions most favorable To the strongest
thriftiest growth
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GRAIN AT HOME AND ABROAD.
Figures Showing the Quantity in Store in
the United States and Canada


CHICAGO, July 25-The visible supply of
grain on July %, as compiled by tho secretary
of the Board of Trade, follows:
Wheat. 80. 122. 2O8 bu increase of GOA. 474;
corn 1915 $50 bu, a decrease of 728. 379; oats,
1872 529 bu a decrease of 103374 rye, 236, 5SI
bu. an increase of D. 738; barley. 12S, 296 blu,
decrease of 2, lib.
pi,ed by the New York Produce Exchange was
as follows:
Wheat 80, 021. 051 blu, an increase of 524, 1873;
corn. 7879.2O9 bu, decrease of 749. 05O; oats.
l.97I. 667 bu adecrease of 1O3. 49S, rye 236. 1872
bu, an increase of % 700 barley. 12S 230 blu,
decrease of 1947
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THAT feeling of extreme debility is entirely
overcome by Hoods Sarsaparilla Il was tired
all over but Hoods Sarsaparilla gave me now
life and strength" says a Pawtucket. X l.. lady.
Hoods Sarsaparia is sold by all druggists. 81
a bottle or six bottles for IS
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Dry Goods,
NEN NOR1

NEW YORK July 25.-With a large number of
bu yers there better general inquiry and
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NEW YORK July 25.-Copper. dull; lake 1O5sc
Lead firm; common. 45sc04A. Tin firm.
ST. LOUIS. July 25.-Lead quiet but firm at
4 .45c.
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CONDITION OF THE MARKETS
\ Bearish Feeling in Wheat, Though
No Particular Activity Is Developed.

,orn Opens Firm and Higher, and the Ad-
vance Is Mantained-0ats Active and Very
Steady-PrOvisions Stronger and Higher.
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LIVE STOCK.

But Few Cattle the Market-HOgs Active
and Hieher-Sheep Strong and Higher.
INDIANAPOLIS July %
CATTLE Receipts. 80; shipments, none. AS
usual, hardly enough here to make a market;
a.ah, Las
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Weekly journal, year 90
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-08

Although Senator Brown has given on
several occasions sums OF money aggrega,-
ing sIO,pOO and SlOO. 600 to different chsrita.
ble ius,itusions In the South, he rlgidly dis
regards all appeals for slms from private
sources lie keeps Ia his desk u printed
slip which he enclcses to the writer's In reply.
IL briefly states that his application has been
received aud that he regrets his iuanility IL
comply herewith.
Senator Brown spraug into prominence In
1871 when All unknown man. lie became
the compromise candidate ot the Democratic
party for the goVernorship ot Georgia He was
very poor and divided hts tune between
prscticing law and working small farm near
the village Of Canton. lie describes the
manner in which ,he news ot his nomination
reached him in these words:
I" | had four men cutting wheat with cont
mon cradles The binders we're very much
behind. pulled oil my coat aud pitched in.
The weather was very warm. About sun
down Colonel Wiel rode by. 'Guuss who
they've nominated said he.
" | was not a candidate and never dreamed
ot the hunors. | replied that | could not
guess, whoreupou he told mo 1t WAS |. The
story spread that | was nominated while
working like Cincinustu-, IN my fields,
subsequently several Of my opponents of
fcred tn buy my farm from me. They wanted
tn SOW 1t in wheat, they said, ani work Il
when the next convention WAS held.
Senator Browns hold upon the people o
Georgia ~ very strong. ne IL PROMINENT
come with the Baptist church, which il
one OF the largest denominations In the state
Nts friends say he can be returned To th'
senate as long "a he lives. His constituent
pe. 'vo III hIm. They like his plain, homolN
ways and simple mauuers. lie Is essential,
| q man OF the people
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A QUESTION ABOUT
Browns Iron BitterS
WERED.
ANSWERED.

The question has probably hoon asked thou
sands OF times :" uOw can Browns Iron Bittors
cure everything ," We'll. ~ doesn't But II does
cure any disease Tor which u reputable phNSi-
clan would pr,ssuribo lRON. rhy .lCiaus TvCug-
uir9 Iron A. the best restorative agent known To
the profession and inquiry ot any leading
chemical frm will -ub~tantiRtc the assertion
that there are more preparations OF trnn than ot
any other substance used In medicine. This
shows CouClu-iVCly that iron l. ACknuWlcuEru
to he the most important factor IN sucCcS7tnl
medical practice II T., however, a rCmht kAplo
fact, that prior to the discovery Of bkpN
hiuatiOn had ever becn found. BROWNS IRON
RITTERS does not iuiuro the teeth, cause head.
ache, or produce ConstipAunn-uu other meu''
Ciues do, BROWNS Iron BlIlEBS cures In.
digestion, BiliOusnvzs, Weakness, bNSlvp0lA,
Malaria, Jhilis and fCvcTs, Tired fvcllnE, zen
eral Debility, Pain in the side, Rack OF Limbs,
Headache and Neuralgia tt--tpT all they hlnen -
Iron Is prusCribe daily. BROWNS IRON HlI'
TkHS, However. docs not cure In u minute. LIKE
all other thorough medicines, It acts slowly.
whom taken by men the tir-t symytom OF bene'
Mt Is renewed energy, The muscles then become
nrmCr, the digestion improves, tho bowels are
active. In tgOHlFn tho effect T. usually moro
rapid and marked. The eyes begin ht ono" "a
COMES tu the checks; nervousness di-ap-
poArs : functional arrangements become rvgu
far ana II a nursing mother, abundant susie
nance - supplied for tho child ksmehbgt
Browns Iron BittCrs - tho ONlN iron neul
cine that u not Injurious. IhyHc'dHs az" df"g
gusts recommend q.
The Genuine has Trade Marx and crossed red
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